Snider named vice president of County Supervisors Association

Pinal County Supervisor David Snider has been elected by his colleagues as Third Vice President of the County Supervisors Association, a non-partisan research and advocacy organization representing Arizona’s 55 county supervisors.
 
“This is a tremendous honor,” Snider said. “I am grateful for the opportunity to represent my fellow supervisors in this important organization and look forward to working on behalf of counties throughout the state as the legislature begins its new session in January.”
 
Snider was chosen to serve as Third Vice President at the annual summit of the County Supervisors Association (CSA).
 
“Supervisor Snider is a dedicated public servant whose experience and commitment to local government make him an exceptional representative of Arizona counties,” declared CSA President David Tenney. “His selection as Third Vice President reflects the trust and confidence that his fellow supervisors have in him.”
 
Snider’s selection coincided with a County Supervisors Association vote to designate Pinal County as a ‘large county’ in the organization’s structure, joining Maricopa and Pima counties in CSA’s ‘large county’ caucus. The designation marks the first time in CSA history that a county’s status has been elevated, reflecting Pinal County’s historic growth and development, and allows Pinal County supervisors to collaborate with their colleagues in the state’s largest counties. The move creates a large county caucus comprised of Arizona’s growth corridor, from the Phoenix Metro Area, through Pinal County to the Tucson Metro Area.
 
As Third Vice President of CSA, Supervisor Snider will play a key role in representing the interests of Arizona’s counties at the state legislature. In addition to serving on the organization’s executive board, Snider will help develop plans and implement strategies for strengthening Arizona counties in state policymaking.
 
The County Supervisors Association CSA is a non-partisan, non-profit research and advocacy organization representing Arizona’s 55 county supervisors. For more than 30 years CSA has served as a forum for county leaders to address important issues facing local constituents and develop a proactive state and federal policy agenda. The organization is led by an executive board comprised of supervisors elected by their peers and is staffed by a team of professional policy analysts.
 
Supervisor Snider has been a member of the County Supervisors Association since his election in 2004.

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